Hi Bianka, I can give you some information, but probably not much.
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I'm planning to use PAR for a cross platform application, but I have some problems. :/ 1. When using pp -x -o bla.exe bla.pl no libs are included into the resulting .exe file. Instead, simply the contents of the current directory are packed into the .exe.
This seems odd to me. Can you give us a full example? Do you need the execution-scan -x?
2. Using pp -x -m -o bla.par bla.pl results to an archive containing all required libs for the current platform (Windows, in this case.), which is fine. ;) But after copying it to another Windows machine, 'perl bla.par' results to 'unrecognized character \x03 at bla.par line 1.', while 'parl bla.par' complains about missing modules. :(
Now, you cannot execute a .par file using perl. The perl parser would try to execute a zip file. (See the -P option to pp for that.) "parl bla.par" is probably the most common way to do this. Can you be a little more elaborate about the errors from parl bla.par? What's in bla.par? Try unzipping it.
Best regards, Steffen
